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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12
Trustees Sale
OF
Valuable ReaIE state.
Dwelling House,

frame stable and other outbuildngs. There L.
also on this tract n good Water-power Saw MIL
with excellent water power for either saw or grst
mill. The old BAKER DISTILLERY is also loca-
ted on this property. The farm also contains Il
fine young orchard of bearing fruit trees. About
Is acres Of the land is cleared, ami the balance
well timbered. The property lies along the Bed
ford and Vt. Pleasant turnpike aud the Swelling
house + in the town of BakeTsyille. This tract
will be sold separately in parcels a. n whole,
to the best advantage of the estate.
sold as a whole or in parts
Nj y Containing one hundred and thirty
tNUI Il three acres, more less. adjoining
lands of Wesley Barclay, Urah Mason and Others
The whole Of this tract is covered with timber
principally chestnut and whte-Oak
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Foraker's Narrow Escape.

CoLuMBts, o.. Oct. 9--tioyernor Foraker
and party of friends had narrow escape
from instant death last night at RoseyIlle, on
the Mnskingum Valley road. At that point
a switch had been put in and rs the train
moved on the frog gave way throwing two
ears from the track The coupling between
smoking car and the coach fortunately gave
way just as the front part Of the ear reached
the edge of high embankment. As it was
the car stood ON end, making it neces-
sary for the entire party 10 climb out through
the windows. The party felt that their
escape was miraculous
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

ANOTHER pair Of fools were married on
high stage, erected for the occasion, at
the fair in Lancaster County last week
Public exhibitions Of this kind are evi-
dences OF a morbid desire for notonety-
and are neither refining nor modest.
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A Religious Monomaniao's Suicide

WlLKEsBARRE, Pa. Oct 9.-lra Kline, a
young farmer residing near shickshinny,
who has been inflicted with religious mono
mania for some time yesterday took his
gun and started off into the woods,
TO hunt. His body was found a little later
aboat 4 mile from his home, with the
top of his head blown off. He had put the
muzzlc of the gun under his chin and touch
ed the trigger whith his foot. Pinned to his
coat was note saying he had shot him
self because be was without hope for the next
world
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

WHAT will it profit a genuine Prohi-
bitionist if the Saloon-Democratic combi-
nation wins Pennsylvania this fall
The program is to repeal high license
and prevent a submission of the amend
meni. Tor the combination which can Dc
the one can as readily dothe other. vii
any honest temperance man in the STATE
promote this program If he should pro
mote il by casting his influence agains
the Republican party, and the advance
already made are lost, no square man vii
envy his after-IhoughtS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

TIE Democratic party managers are
trying the still hunt campaign this year
They hope that the Republicans, conf
dent in their large majority, may not or
ganize for victory, but expect it TO come
without work The Republicans are mol
fools, however They know that the way
to win is 10 work 20 win, and they mean
10. and are doing it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

OuR whole county ticket will be elect
ed without doubt, bot it ought to have
a rousing majority. II is composed oil
working Republicans who are worthy Of
and entitled to a solid vote. Lei them
have II
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

BECAUSE this is an OF year, don't be
caught mapping. Republicans must not
forget that a strong effort viii be made
by the combined opposition to carry the
state, and that a full vote is necessary 70
counteract this. Get out the vote, and
there viii be no danger.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

lS all the history of the Democratic
party there is bu; one occasion when
that party made an explicit, understand.
able unconditional declaration in favor
of the principle advocated by majorit,
of the ieaders. If NOT believed in by ma.
iority Of their followers That was in
1850, when they pun poor Hancock GA a
platform in favor of II tariff for revenue
only" The overwhelming defeat that be-
fell the victim of that political folly re.
strained the party when il met and nom
mated Cleveland IN 1854, and the tariff
plank adopted al that convention was
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12
TERMS !:

Ore-third Of purchase money after rsaymen; of
debts and expenses of sale are deductedto remain
a lien on the premises to secure the widows dow
heirs and legal representatives of Andrew Tur-
ney, deed. one-half of the purchase money cash
ON confirmation OF sale and delivery OF deed and
the balance ia two equal annual payments from
confirmation ofsale. without interest. 10 percent
of the purchase money tn be paid as the
property il knocked down. which viii bejtreated
as part payment on the first one-half; possessien
given April !, 1855. Deferred payments TO be Sc
cured on the premises by Judgment bond.
JONAS TURNEY
oct12 Administrator and Trustee
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SATURDAY. OCT. 20. 1887,

All the right title. interest and claims Of l,sA l,
y. Anseny, OF in and 10 the following dc''r''T'
two tracts Of land. viz:
Np :, situate iu Somerset tow Nnship. -2iAel 4,
county, Pa, adjoining lands Of VI. Beam ~. -
kh9ads. George Ludy. A. J. Ankeny tpnIA.I
SpeichcF, jonathan Brendie and ether,, oollA.-
inz u, acres tnd having thereon erected W.
story dwelling house bank barn aud Other olt
buildings with the appurtenAnce-. me a'l.
tract j. located within few miles Of the plgp ~
South Penn R..iiruad . Is In high state ni ~. -
vatiou. Ia large portion being In good mes1o.
j. well Watere,l aud has an orchard Of p" irAF
bearing trees--ill choice fruit
No 2 situate in Somerset and Jeaefsih ~ ~ -
ships. -cmcrsee county, Pa, adloining il IAnN
simon Ziialis hefs Noah Brendle ana V.us
containing 100 acres with the applfieiAi''
This tract Is well covered with good timb.L %
Taken in execution ~ the properly pl -. =
Ankeny at the suit Of the COmnou"eai-h ~
Pennsylvania use Of LYDIA Emma Arseh.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

TnE Prohibition amendment was de
feated in Tennessee by an estimated ma
ioriiy of fifteen thousand. The newspa
pers attribute this result to the coloreo
vote
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SATURDAY, NOV.79, 1887,

al l O'Clock p, m, on the premises the following
described real estate late the property of -
Turney decd. viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Addison Twp.
Somerset Co.. Pa. adjoining lands of Urias Ring
Ter, Levi Sterner, Jeremiah Ringler, Isaiah Enos
and Others, containing one hundred and sixty
one and three-fOurth acres aud allowances, more
les. about 100 acres clear, 10 OF which are in
meadow and the balance is well timbered, hay
ing thereon erected twO-story log
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NOTICE

All persons purchasing al the above ~. NJ -
please take notice that n part OF thc pui IN,
mOney-t0 be made known at the une -
sale-wiil be required ~ soon a, the pfoptl'y,
Cd 70 -aie al the risk ol the irst purchase ~ y.
residue of the purchase money must r. - p-.,r
OF before Thursday Of the lst week o. .Hs ~
term of Court the time fixed y tne "a
for securing the acknowledgement o. oe,,.,s oe,,.-,ss..
no deed viii be acknowledged until ihe pi'i'l''
money : paid In full
sheritrs Osice John WINTERS.
-. sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

srnose effort Is still being made to in
duce Governer Beaver TO call an extra
session Of the Legislature, but so far ne
has given no intiinstion Of bis intentions.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12
GENERAL
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, IN and by an act OF General As
sembiy Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylv
entitled ''AU acJ 10 regulate the general elections
wiIhin this Commonwealth" passed the 2i day
OF iuiy- a. II 1873. ii - made the duty uf the
Sheriff OF every county within the c,.nm0ilg ei IN
10 give public notice Ofthe General Elections :
L, JOHN NiNTERS. High Sheriff OF tue
OF the county Of Somerset, 30 hereby make known
and give this public notice TO the electors OF the
county of Somerset, that General Election will
be held ia said county on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

TUESDAY Of last week was Grand Army
day in Pittsburgh. There WAS abou 900
veterans in line and the side walks Of
Fifth and Sixth Avenues were thronged
with people even to sufiocation. The pa
rade was a grand success, and profuse
decorations Of public buildings, hotels
business houses ana private dwellings
we've everywhere 10 be seen. In tn,
evening camp-fires were held at the Col
leseum building, Allegheny city Fifth
Avenue Market Hall. Pittsburgh, and
Salisbury Hall, South side 1t was q
grand DAY for the city
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12
Washington andJsfsrson
COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON PA.

The ssth year begins september l+th Classical
Scientific and Preparatory Departments
For information concerning Preparatory De-
pastment apply to Prof. J. Adolph schmitz Prin-
eipal- For Catalogue or other information 10
PRESIDENT NOFFAT
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An Eartnouase Snakes Up Greece

ATHENS, Oct. 6.-Several fresh shocks of
earthquake have been felt along the shores
of the Gulf of Corin,h and the inhabitants
of the threatened region are deserving their
homes and taking refuge in the interior
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pULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

ID ULE TO ACCEPT OR REUSE
To Alice. intermarred with Cieon Metz Ro-
sanna Huston and Laura Huston residing in
Johnstowu, Cambria County Pa and Jane
NJ Bomgartfner, residing in Braddoek. AL
legheny County. Pa.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance of a
Writ of Partition issued out of the Orphans
Court Of Somerset County, Pa. and to me direct
ed, ! viii hold an inques; the real estate OF
James Huston, decd situate in Shade township
Somerset County. Pa, On Friday the 18th ,!ay of
November, when and where you can attend Il
you deem il expedient.
SHEgIFF's .OFPICE JOHN WINTERS
Oct. i, 1887. sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12

BY virtue Of sundry writs of Fl Fd. lev "a
and Nend Ex issued unl ofthe Court 0f common
Pleas Of Somerset county. Pa. VIII t1p~ n
public sale at the Court House IN >onefsei h'i
ougu. Pa On
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Terms

Ten per cent. of the purchase money TO be paid
a. soon property Is Knocked down: One-thir.l
of balance 10 be paid on delivery of deed aud the
remaining tWo-thir,is 10 be paid annually and to
secured by judgment on the premises and yearly
payments thereafter. Possession given on the
3lst day of March, iSSS
JONATHAN q. BARCLAY,
sept. -. Trustee.
FOR any information in regard TO above proper
ties address the Trustee NJ Bakersville.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12
DWELLING HOUSE

a new bank barn 96x5o feet and other outbuild-
ines good water; young orchard limestone
within 100 yards of the dwelling in goon farm
ing community convenient to church and
xaho
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PITTSBURGH
Female College
PITIsBuReH CONSERVATION or MUSIC
100 Full Music Lessons $50.

Distinct Schools Of Liberal Art Music Elocu-
tion. Fine Arts. &c. Central. Healthfnl Twer-
ty teachers. Moderate charges Winter term be
gins November 18th. Before making engage
ments elsewhere, send for new catalogue to
REV. A. H. NORcROSs. D. D.,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-12
THFRsDAY. OCTOBER p. 1885,
TERMS:

One-haif OF the purchase moaey ~. ~ Ssliaes
when property j. knocked down. Az ~. ~. irterest
in two equal ANIMAL payments witnyuL
Payments 10 be secured BY judgIneni, i,lgy9,sN g4ysN
Administrstoi-
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE.

STATE
ron JIrIGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
HENRY ". WILLIAMS Of riega conniy-
FOR STATE TREASURER.
WILLIAM b. HART. of DauPilin county
COUNTY
FOR SHERIFF.
RUSH ;. MoMlLLEN, Of AliddlecreeS Twp
FOR PROTHoNoTARf,
DANIEL. ]. HORNER, Of Somerset Bor
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.
JACOB D. swANK. Of Conemsugh Twp.
FOR TREASURER.
GEO. J. BLACK Of Meyersdale Bor-
FOR COMMISSIONERS,
DAVID Z. WAGNER. Of Shade Twp
GEORGE NJ. NEFF, Of Somerset Boz
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
JACOB NJ. FIKE. Of Somerset Twp.
FOR AUDITORS.
GABRIFI. GOOD. Of Somerset Twp.
SAMUEL {. sH0BER. of Somerset Twp.
FOR CORONER,
FRANK WOLF. Of Meyorsdale Bor.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAlt
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate

The undersigned Administrator oi l'1 -.
Lehman. deceased late Of Paint TOW I'M he
erssf county Pa VII piier at pnphe 10
premises in said township al one o ei"'N
THTRSD4Y. OCTOBER 2, 49,
the following described real estate
The homestead Of said Barbara Lehman. -, ~
containing one aandrei and ~ cniy -c.s - of
half perches. and situate within one-ies IN.
mile of scalp Level adjoining LANDS =. ...s.tl-y
Seese. There il thereon erected - nes'.,s,gs
Plank House. stable. and other OutDuiiui"-
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| SATURDAY. NOV. 5, 1887.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Reai Estate!

DY VIRTUE of an order issued out of the Or
D phans' Court OF Somerset County. Pa. and 20
me directed, will expose to sale by public out
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate |!

THE UNDERSIGNED Administrator of 10
] reno Herring. dee. late of QueInahOning
Township. Somerset COnnty Pa, will offer at pub
lie sale on the premises IN said Township. az l
l'clock u. m. ON
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SATURDAY, NOV. 5, 81,

the following described Real Estate. viz:
Mo 4 The homestead of said Lorenzo
iNOs j. Herring, decd containing one
and one-fourth acres, more less and situate
within about 10 rods from Mostoller Station, ad-
joining lands Of Ernest Eshrieh, Ed. MOstoller
and tract No .. There is thereon erected good
frame two-stOry
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No Summer Dress Cambrics to be carried
over, the entire stock TO be sold out quick "
we mean this, as evidence read further
Fine French snitings,
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COUNTY

FRANK woLF. Of Msyersdale Boz
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
Let the Houses and Lots be Numbered

The time has arrived when every
house on our streets should have mum
Der. We are gradually approaching the
time when our city will be entitled to a
free delivery Of mail by letter carriers,
and in order to obtain this the houses
should sll be numbered.
Besides this move would greatly facili
tate matters in the assessing of taxes. and
we have called attention to this imports
ant matter in these columns before.
We yesterday met gentleman in the
city whose business is that of numbering
off the houses and lots in cities, and he
will remain here day or two in order
to find out what the City Council will
do in the matter We trust the Mayor
and Aldermen will give the subject i'm
mediate attention and conclude to have
the houses numbered. The time is ripe
Tor it and convenience demands it.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
LOST.
The Midland Gone Glimmering.
The I. g. N. has Forced the Progress
sive Citizens of Tennessee
to Build the Road by
Subscription.
And BY So Doing Have Placed q Rod In
Pickle for Themselves:

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. %, 1887.
Special to the Mercury.
Officials returns not allin. Indications
are that the Midland Co., have failed to
carry a three-fourths majority by several
hundred. Ihree-fouIths Of the total vote
is necessary to levy the tax.
The above special will be received
with profound regret by all friends Of
progress. But it by no means indicates
that the Midland road will not be built.
The taxpayers OF Tennessee will be
reused to sense OF Their danger by the
m monopoly known as the L & n. system oi
lines and t'ey will llimmediately build the
road by private SUBSCRIPTION. The l.. &
n managers will find in the end that
their victory of yesterday will be their
crushing defeat by and bye.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
Personal.

Hon. 9. G. Sheats was in the city
Wednesday,
Maj, NJ. J OShaughnessy has r. /.
turned from a business trip to Nash.
vile.
Miss. Lille Z. Bradford has charge
OF the Decatur City School.
Mr.. Paul Speake has entered the
Alabama University.
MIR. D. ". Mos!ey was in the city
Sunday.
Major James r. Stevens returned yes
terday from short visit to New Yori
City.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr.. T. A. Crenchaw and Miss. Nj. E
Malone at Athens Sept. 29th.
Mr.. J. F. O'shaugnessy and Major
Buck are expected to arrive in the city
from New York to-day.
Mr. Chas. r. Packard returned last
evening from Birmingham where he has
been attending u s. Court.
Major J. Fl. Sloss accompanied by the
Misses Lou Smith and Ella Motz, have
returned from the celebration of the con-
stitutional centenary at Philadelphia.
Hon. Oscar Hundley has returne d
from Philadelphia, where be officials
ed at the Centennial Of the American
Constitution as Commissioner for
Alabama.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
NUMBERING THE HOUSES.
Special Meeting Of tho Board OF Mays
and Aldermen Last Evening.
Committee Appointed to Have the
Work Done.

A meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was called last evening
for the special purpose of taking into
consideration the advisability of num-
bering the houses and lots in the city as
suggested in Yesterdays issue of the
MERCURY. The meeting was presided
over by the Hon. Ed. l. Mastin, Mayor.
The following members of the Board
were present: Messrs- Conway, Stegall,
Rodgers. Gastin and Ware. Absent:
Messrs Jones, Mayhem and Fletcher.
After some discussion in which the
subject was favorably received by the
gentlemen present, it was decided to
number the houses and the following
committee was appointed with power to
act in having the work satisfactorily per-
formed; Messrs. Fletcher, Jones and
Stegall.
The question of remaining the. streets
was up for discussion but action on the
same was postponed until a future meet
ing. We learn that the numbering Of
the houses will cost the city the sum Of
twenty cents for each building number
ed. The number will be a metallic one,
such as is used in metropolitan cities,
and will be endurable and lasting.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen
deserve to be strongly commended for
their wise action of last evening.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24

The foundation for the new three
story brick block to be built by the
Messrs. Baker & Bros. is being laid
and work will be pushed rapidly. The
building takes the Tlace Of the old
frame building on the corner oi
Washington aud Clinton SITS. which
Laa been removed to the left sile Of
Washing ton just below Holmes street
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
CAPITAL ESCAPES TAXATION.

The Mayor called the attention Of the
Board to the fact that personal property
was either on the decrease in the city, OF
else the taxspayers refused to make a
true statement with regard to their per-
sonal belongings The Mayor suggested
that those citizens who were doing a
"blind tiger" banking business be made
to paw a license or tax for doing So Al
derman Mayhem said he saw no way
whereby the Board could get at the fact
tha, money was loaned, in the manner
described, and the. matter fell through
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
SHOOTS A WOMAN.
Anna Mitchell Shot BY w. w. Hill
Near Greenbrier.
THE WOMAN's STATEMENT.

Greenbrier, Ala, Sept, IS, 'S7.
The community has been thrown
into the greatest conformation by the
shocking incident happening here
last week.
Mrs. Ann Mitchell tells the fol-
lowing story Of the shooting. She
says that Hill came in the kitchen
where she was and asked for Mitch
ell, her husband. She told him that
he was out in the fell picking cot
ton, After satisfying himself by wall
ing around that Mitchell and ths
children we're away from the house,
he presented his gun at her telling
her that he was going TO kill ker.
She tried to escape but he fired and
shot her in the left breast.
When last heard from Mrs. Mitch
ell was still living.
w. w. Hill is q man venerable in
years and an ex member Of the Ala
bama legislature. The causes Of the
shooting remains mystery. He is
said to have gone to Athens and sur
rendered himself, but Is still at lib
erty. h.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
MARRIED..

PowERs.-EAsLIN.-A AT the End O.
P. church Thursday Sept. ~, 1887,
by Rev. j. F. Humphrey. Mr.. Ned
Powers to Miss Bette Euslin all ol
this city. Ushers Messers. james
Lane Jr. Or. Lee r. Fearn, Milton
Whitney and
MSy the future hold in store for
tie happy young couple long, hap
py and prosperous life.
The Chicago Inter Ocean thinks that a
a rule departed spirits are not 20 much
feared u those who have just been turn
q lsess kun H. hsses1 wngesgss.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24

The Binford Bros. gave an excellent
performance at the Opera House last ev-
ening. The company is composed OF
real, genuine talent, and they will yet
make their mark in the world OF Minis
trelsy.
The performance was highly credita-
BILE, aud we have no doubt but the Bin
ford Bros, would be more successful
they would repeat their performance
moro frequently. We can assure ou
readers that il vas saasts, sdiiyiss ant
AlsAly eMgxne.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
$3.50 IN CASH!

3 Worchester's and 8 Webster's
Dictionaries, worth 1850, given as
prizes for best essays answering the
question "Why should I use Die
tlorery Holdsi?" For full particulars,
send to La Verne w. Noyes, 80 q
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maker of Dictionary Holders. Or
inquire at your Bookstore.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
Unfortunate Accident.

As the hacks were returning from
the Indian Greek Baptist Associa'
ton Monday night last, Mrs. Vina
Harris was seriously if not fatally iD-
iured by the overturDing o. hack
over an embankment near tn. Hunts
vile Nurseries. The vehicle and its
inmates all fell on tie unfor, innate
woman. fearfully MASKING and injur-
ing her.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
Farmers and others who have q

Farmers and others who have a
title leisure time for the next few
months VII f1Git their interest to
write OBJ. johnson & %, Of
Of Richmond. lose advertisement
appears il another co!nmu. I'll. y
offer great inducements 4 p-snn 70
work for then, ali or part q th.if
me.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-09-24
IOST...POCKET DIARY.

Lost last week, red leather-bound
pocket diary or memorandum book,
printed date of 1885 containing III
back poke few visiting cards and
other papers belonging to Charles
Herdley.
The finder will be rewarded by leav-
inp the same at the Post Office or re-
turning it to the owner.